Written and Performed by Emily Beecher ★★★★ Many of us lampoon the memoir solo show: it certainly makes up a staggering proportion of the Festival Fringe’s line-up. But these cathartic, brutally honest and sincere performances are often the fastest and most influential ways to connect with an audience. Summer Camp For Broken People is a prime example. So, … Continue reading Summer Camp for Broken People – Summerhall: Anatomy Lecture Theatre
Songs by Kyle Falconer Book by Laura Wilde and Johnny McKnight Directed by Andrew Panton and Tashi Gore ★★★★ Music touches us in a way few other expressive mediums do: yes, even theatre. We fall in love to music; it’s our first port of call when we break up or when we’re sad or need … Continue reading No Love Songs – Traverse Theatre
Let’s just get this clear; children’s shows aren’t just for kids. Quite often, we find that the level of dedication, thought and ingenuity that goes into productions designed for younger audiences far excels that of their grown-up counterparts. From contemporary spins and ghastly tales to forgetful kitties to Polar Bears, Pianos, and Selkies, no genre … Continue reading Have A Gander – Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2023: Family Shows
